Has microsoft ruined Minecraft?

nothing has really changed since then i think, it all seems the same

I think its still okay its good that they are updating the game but for servers it should of stopped at 1.8

I'm not so sure if the whole EULA part was something from Microsoft if it's not then no Microsoft has had no effect on Minecraft and to talk about the Minecraft EULA it was well needed (to not get cheated out of a product) and some servers have gotten cheesy ever since the EULA was put to hard work

Yes, they definetly ruined this game. hate new minecraft.

no, minecraft sold a lot after microsoft bought it

In some ways yes but also no. They have made Minecraft compatable with Windows 10 users and brought Minecraft to the phone. But I really hate the market place. It's like Microsoft has turned into EA, wanting you to buy dlc for everything.,

i'd have to agree with Quixotic-nebula, the bedrock edition of minecraft (phones, tablets, windows 10, and now xbox and eventually the nintendo switch) while cool that they can all play together, they kind of ruin some things by locking texture packs for example behind the marketplace type thing they have going on with the virtual currency (of which as far as i'm aware, the only way to get any of their "Coins" is by purchasing them via micro-transactions ala gta-online style)

I think minecraft died as soon as they changed the EULA. When the EULA changed it ruined multiplayer and many people just quit (including myself). Also it sucks because there is no opportunities for small servers to start up. All the big ones dominate the space

I think no, because we have old version of minecraft. While they don't destroy them, minecraft will be good game.

29-12-2017, 06:10 AM

chainz Wrote: I think minecraft died as soon as they changed the EULA. When the EULA changed it ruined multiplayer and many people just quit (including myself). Also it sucks because there is no opportunities for small servers to start up. All the big ones dominate the space

The EULA was put into place to prevent pay-to-win elements, from what I've read. Anything you can purchase with real cash (only real cash) must be cosmetic.